how to change a variable from a module inside a module in a module… (confused)

I have a variable in my main module which is changed using another
module, but I want to change the variable from my main module through
another module. I'm new to programmering, so I actually don't really
know how to explain this stuff - sorry if I'm asking a stupid
question.

The program's hierarchy looks a bit like
this:

Main

---Features

---Pygame_handling

------Features

I use the
"Features" module to change a variable in the "Main". I do this simply
by getting the defined variable from "Features". But when I change the
variable through "Pygame_handling", it is not changed in the
"Features" object

Related to : how to change a variable from a module inside a module in a module… (confused)

I'm new to Python and am using it only to get a third-party module
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I installed Python 2.7.3 (32-bit) along with
NumPy 1.6.1, SciPy 0.11.0 and Visual C++ 2008 Express on a Windows 7
64-bit system. I then unzipped DNACC into the site-packages subfolder
and executed "setup.py install" from the DOS shell (as an
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Since I can't figure out a way to do this, I thought I
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I have a variable in my main module which is changed using another
module, but I want to change the variable from my main module through
another module. I'm new to programmering, so I actually don't really
know how to explain this stuff - sorry if I'm asking a stupid
question.

The program's hierarchy looks a bit like
this:

Main

---Features

---Pygame_handling

------Features

I use the
"Features" module to change a variable in the "Main". I do this simply
by getting the defined variable from "Features". But when I change the
variable through "Pygame_handling", it is not changed in the
"Features" object

I have a local module named tokenize.py, masks a
standard library module of the same name. I only discovered this when
I tried to import an external module (sklearn.linear_model), which in
turn does import tokenize and expects to get the standard
library module, but gets my local module instead.

This is
related to How to access a standard-library module in Python when
there is a local module with the same name?, but the setting is
different, because applying the above solution would require modifying
the external module.

An option would be to rename the
local tokenize.py, but I would prefer not to do so as
"tok